Scientists Say Gulf Spill May Permanently Alter...

Thomas E., (altered foodchain) you are so on it!! I just found this article and will share it will anyone who cares. I mean, you better care for your and your children's future..if we are given one..

EVEN SO, COME QUICKLY LORD JESUS!!

After various reports of dead and mutated animals, scientists have concluded damage will infiltrate the entire food chain.

Here's a rundown of the early ecological impact of all that oil, from the AP:

Researches have documented a massive die-off of pyrosomes -- cucumber-shaped, gelatinous organisms fed on by endangered sea turtles.
droplets of oil are being found inside the shells of young crabs that are a mainstay in the diet of fish, turtles and shorebirds.
And at the base of the food web, tiny organisms that consume oil and gas are proliferating.

These events could permanently alter the regional ecosystem. Unfortunately, the Gulf states depend on fishing and tourism.

Tags: Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Environment

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Heather - child of God, C. Jul 20, 2010, 5:03am UTC

We already have high rates of cancer because of the mess we have made out of the air, water etc. This will only increase. It is scary. The governments are going to be as they always are, business as usual about it, I'm sure they will minimize any release of the effect on our food supply, etc..

I do hope Jesus is coming back soon. With the stuff circulating in our oceans, lakes, rivers then up in rain and back down... it's going to be affecting us.

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